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Nandanam ; Indian Fine Dining in Lausanne

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The Indian restaurant Nandanam in Lausanne serves fine dining inspired by Kerala. Each dish offers a real culinary journey to the heart of Indian flavours.

Nandanam ; Indian Restaurant near Lausanne Station

A Journey into the Gardens of Krishna

Located near Lausanne station, Nandanam serves refined, colourful Indian fine dining. Led by Pradeep Chandran, a native of Kerala, the restaurant showcases the flavours of his home region. In the kitchen, chef Nishanthan Gnanaratnam creates a modern, balanced and creative menu. Each plate reflects a careful approach, where spices meet the codes of European gastronomy. The experience is elegant, controlled and designed as a true taste journey. Awarded 13 points by GaultMillau, the restaurant stands out for its strong identity, focused on southern India.

Dining room of the Indian restaurant Nandanam in LausanneNandanam restaurant near Lausanne station

Kerala at the Heart of the Cuisine

Nandanam ; Eclecticism and Indian Culinary Poetry

In Nandanam’s kitchens, Kerala takes centre stage and inspires most of the recipes. This region in south-west India stretches along the Malabar Coast. A land of spices, Kerala is famous for its rice dishes, dal, curries and slow-cooked vegetables.

The menu also highlights tuna, sea bream and red mullet, prepared in the spirit of Kerala. The chef elevates them in carefully crafted plates, between tradition, balance and creativity. These inspirations give rise to a refined cuisine designed for an elegant experience.

Kerala-inspired fish dish at NandanamKerala curry and slow-cooked vegetables at Nandanam

Nandanam ; Indian Restaurant in Lausanne

Indian Cuisine and World Flavours

Nandanam offers generous, balanced cuisine, appreciated for its aromatic intensity. Each dish is an explosion of flavours, where spices and sides perfectly enhance the recipes. The food remains accessible, even for palates sensitive to spicy dishes. Naan breads take pride of place, served with cheese, garlic or in a slightly sweet version.

This Indian bread, baked on the scorching walls of the tandoor oven, has a soft and slightly crispy texture. Desserts extend the journey, with a trio of crème brûlée or a traditional halwa. Every meal’s end confirms the richness of this cuisine, between sweetness and authenticity. An Indian restaurant in Lausanne ideal for discovering a different, refined cuisine.

Cheese and garlic naans baked in the tandoor ovenTrio of crème brûlée at Nandanam restaurantTraditional halwa, an Indian dessert at Nandanam

For other culinary journeys in Lausanne, Little Persia (in French) celebrates Iran. Maza (in French) blends flavours from Europe, Asia and the Middle East.

Avenue Louis-Ruchonnet 11, 1003 Lausanne
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